Cable Telecommunications Act, Day 2 Part 1
Alfred Sikes, Chairman of the FCC, said that cable markets are not open markets due to the 1984 Cable Telecommunications Act allowing… read more
Alfred Sikes, Chairman of the FCC, said that cable markets are not open markets due to the 1984 Cable Telecommunications Act allowing municipalities to grant monopoly franchises and limit competition; he said that this needed to be changed. He talked about concerns of programmers with the legislation. He talked about ways that the Federal Communication Commission (F.C.C.) regulations needed to be changed, and answered questions from Senators. close
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